IPA: //ˈhɔːrshaɪd//
KK: /ˈhɔrsˌhaɪd/
A type of leather that comes from the skin of a horse, often used for making various products like clothing, shoes, and accessories.
The saddle was made of high-quality horsehide, ensuring durability and comfort for the rider.
Horsehide is formed from "horse" (from Old English "hors", meaning a domesticated animal used for riding and work) and "hide" (from Old English "hīd", meaning skin or hide of an animal). The word "horsehide" refers to the skin of a horse, typically used for leather products.
Think of the word 'horse' as the animal and 'hide' as the skin — together, horsehide means the skin of a horse.
No commonly confused words.